[eDebate] (Delurk) Anyone try using Microsoft's OneNote program to organize evidence?

[Jean-Paul Lacy]

Does anyone have the URL for Naveen's MS Word card cutting guide?

I lost it.

But word does a great job at helping you organize cards, *if* you use the 
document map (Basically, it builds an outline of your argument in a 
navigation pane.)

Openoffice (free) also has a document navigation tool that works basically 
the same way.

--JP


At 08:42 PM 5/9/2006, Nicole Beyries wrote:

>Hello!

>

>In preparation for my switch to Policy debate for the fall semester (I did 

>two years of competition in NPTE-style Parlimentary debate and IEs and one 

>year coaching college parli and judging high school policy, but am way 

>excited to switch over to evidence-based debate) I've been playing around 

>with different programs to organize my research/share it with team 

>members. Has anyone tried Microsoft's OneNote program before? I've used it 

>for class notes to much success and thought I might try it at ADI this 

>summer and give it a trial run.

>

>Any other suggestions for windows or linux-based programs that are 

>compatible with policy debate?

>

>Oh yeah. Hi, I'm Nicole. I'll be competing at San Francisco State if they 

>can put up with me that long and I'm making plans to attend ADI so as not 

>to be completely lost in fall. I'm a debate baby too, my parents met at 

>SFSU in the 70's while my mom was competing and my dad coaching his way 

>through grad school. They both have MA's in Speech/Comm and used to coach 

>and drag me to tournaments when I was a kid, so I'm keeping up the family 

>tradition.

>

>So, er, hi!

>

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